curun1r

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   by curun1r 13y ago

   The biggest contributor to performance issues these days, from what I've seen, is synchronous code. The JVM can be blindingly fast at running your code, but when it hits a point where you make a database call or web services call that&
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   by curun1r 13y ago

   Perhaps you can clear up my confusion with the article. It appears to me that Play is basically implementing Rx, except with a pointless new set of terminology. The Node examples could have all been structured almost identically to the Play
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   by curun1r 13y ago

   If he's already familiar with front-end development, I'd recommend something like Meteor rather than Ruby. Because it's JavaScript, it will seem a lot more familiar than Ruby. And it will hide a lot of the complexity of clien
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   by curun1r 13y ago

   It's a mistake to consider only the cost of the Sunday Ticket. If that were the only factor, the NFL could easily make up the difference. There's a ton of people who either don't or can't get DirecTV who would sign up to
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   by curun1r 15y ago

   Two points for you: 1) CoffeeScript does not require Node...npm may make it much easier to install, but you can definitely run it without installing Node. We run the compiler as a Maven plugin, but it's distributed as JavaScript and all you